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With just a few seconds left, OM could have won the Champions Trophy on Thursday evening against PSG. Finally, Gonçalo Ramos equalized in the last moments and the capital club won after the penalty shootout (2-2, 4-1 on the tabs). The day after this failure, Matt O’Riley, Marseille’s first shooter who saw his shot stopped by Lucas Chevalier, apologized.
“To the entire Marseille family, I offer you my most sincere apologieswrote the Dane in an Instagram story. I know how important this was to you. All the work and your hopes should have been rewarded. You deserved this more than anyone else. Thank you for supporting us. We will come back stronger. Come on OM.”
After the defeat in Lens (2-1) on October 25, Benjamin Pavard also asked for forgiveness on social networks. “This defeat is for me, I made mistakes and I take full responsibility for them. When you wear this jersey, you have to be impeccable, and tonight I wasn’t.” notably indicated the 2018 world champion.
